1930s Halabala-Style Bentwood Armchairs (Pair)
In the unmistakable style of Jindřich Halabala, this pair of Art Deco armchairs features the iconic, sweeping "H269" bentwood silhouette. Sourced with their integrity remarkably intact, these chairs are a masterclass in the streamlined elegance and architectural curves that defined mid-century Czech design.
The beechwood frames retain their original finish, showcasing a deep, authentic luster that only decades of care can produce. They are upholstered in a luxurious green velvet, complemented by the original cotton and mohair beneath a rare find that preserves the authentic weight and comfort of the period. With their dramatic, continuous-loop arms and vibrant tactile finish, this pair serves as a sophisticated, sculptural statement for any refined interior.
Details: Beechwood frames with original finish. Original cotton and mohair padding with green velvet upholstery. Sold as a pair.
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ORIGIN: France
AGE: 1930
MATERIAL: Fabric, Wood
DIMENSIONS 31"x30"x26.5" HTS: 13"